Rio Grande Land and Power Company Articles of Incorporation
Territorial records show Rio Grande Land Water and Power Company filing articles of incorporation on November 27 1905 in Bernalillo County with stock non liability clause, including company aims to build canals reservoirs and generate electricity for irrigation mining manufacturing and public uses. Executed by August W Hoffman Ed W Shutt Wm B Childers with notarial attestations and official seal.
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Territory of
New Mexico
Bpecretary
Raynolds
Territory
Santa Fe
W. Raynolds
W. W. White
Rio Grande Land, Water and Power Company
Legislative Assembly of
Legislative Assembly
W. Hoffwan
HD W. Shutt
Seal
WM. Fi. Childers
Real
Hernaltllio
Childer
Maddison
Xiée
Elie Me
August W. Hoffman
Ed W. Shutt
Bens
J. Clark
The
Rio Grande
Bernalillo
A. Summers
J. W. Raynolds
City of
W. W. Whith
Weta Eesecelanid
Rio Grande Land, Water and Power
Gold Avenue
Albuquerqa
Mexico
Corporation Organzation and Management Company
San Felipe
Snodoval
Albuqurque
Isleta
Valencia
Sabinal
Socorro
Rio
W. Shatt
Win
B. Childers
A. D
Oy Shutt
State of Missouri
City of St. Louis
W. Hoffman
Ww. Shute
Siané
Benj. J. Clark
Sealy Notary
Hernandlo
Wm. B. Childers
K. 1
Notary Public
Elo Grande Land, Water and Power Company
Hernalilio
Y Oelook Am
Tald County
J. A. Summers
Banks Designated for County Funds Under New Bond Rules
County treasurers in the territory must post surety bonds and designate banks for deposits under the 1905 law, now requiring bonds equal to 25 percent of yearly collections. Eight counties have not yet chosen banks. list includes Sandoval Albuquerque and Santa Rosa among others. Proposals for public building repairs due December 21 at Ft. Bayard. envelopes marked Proposals for repair public buildings.
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New Mexico
Board of Directors
Charles W. Safffford
Sandoval County
State National Bank
Albquerque
San Juan County
First National! Bank of
Farmington
Citizens’ Bank of
P. Vental
Ft. Bayard
N. M
Phoenix Fair Postponed Due to Gila River Floods
The first territorial fair in Phoenix is delayed by floods along the Gila River and damaged rail lines. Directors move the event to three weeks later, possibly spanning Christmas, with uncertainty about attendance in early January. Sympathy comes from Albuquerque as regional disruption continues.
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Phoenix
Maricopa & Phoenix
Gila River
Laceton
Gila
Salt River
Maricopa
Gila Iso
Gila Valley
Globe & Northern
Globe
Albuquerque
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United States
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Corporati Oreaniaation and Management Comming
Compa
Mte
DeWitt
Easant
Mack Hamilton
Valley City
N. C
Walton's
Southwest
Mymenorial
Goetmel
Atlanta
Phoenix Fair
All Druges
O'Rielly & Company
First Street
Tijeras 1
Nausrea
Bain
Ando
OL Kickory
Kurber & Co. Wholegale and Retail
WN. M
the St. Elmo Pradesh
Joseph Barnett
Rairoad Avenue
WTC Hearts
Kodol
Mrs. Loring
Nichols
Bebber Optical Co
Gold Ave
Uber of Board of Optometry Examiners
Melini & Eakin
Iquo
Yellowstone
Moet & Chandon
St. Louia
A. B
Bohemian
Jos
Schlitz
Elks’ Theatre
Suomen
Alberta
Gallatin
London
New York
Kate
Hubert Henry Davis
Hudson Theater
Jules Murry
Alice Johnson
Kitt
Reginald Balsize
Matson
N. Peach & CO
Utomatic
Weat
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Platt
Fifth Street
West Railroad Avenue
Woman's Exchange
Boston
Railroad Avenue
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
M. Draggie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Albuquerue
West Railroad Aveue
Gough